Rural Broadband Task Force Kicks Off

Governor Ricketts announced the appointments of members to the Rural Broadband Task Force in July. The first meeting will be Sept. 24 from 9:30 a.m. CT to noon CT at Varner Hall, 3835 Holdrege Street in Lincoln in the Board Room on the lower level. View the agenda (PDF)

 

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Why Is Rural Broadband Important to Communities and Nebraska’s Economy?

Rural broadband availability and adoption are associated with:

• Attraction and retention of millennials
• Greater economic growth
• Attraction of new firms
• Higher household incomes
• Small business growth

Check out our broadband infographic (PDF) to learn more about rural broadband in Nebraska.